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In Episode 618 of ?The Livin? La Vida Low-Carb Show with Jimmy Moore,? we are very pleased to welcome a mechanical engineer and low-carb diet evangelist named Kent Rieske. For many years, Kent has been promoting the concepts of a high-fat, moderate protein, low-carb lifestyle change to improve health after he lost 40 pounds and improved his high blood pressure using this way of eating. He?s long enjoyed eating real whole low-carb foods like red meat, fish, fowl, natural cheeses, raw nuts and non-starchy vegetables while giving up sugar, grains, breads, fruits, starchy vegetables, partially hydrogenated oils and polyunsaturated vegetable fats to enjoy the most robust health of his life.
This man is extremely passionate about the therapeutic uses of low-carb diets on health as evidenced by his latest book entitled Reversing Heart Disease and Preventing Diabetes: Apply Science to Lower Cholesterol 100 Points; Reduce Arterial Plaque 50% in 25 months; and Improve Heart Rhythm and Valves. Listen in Kent and I talk about how important carbohydrate-restriction is to living an optimally healthy life! And don?t miss his accompanying web site to the book called ZeroHeartDisease.com.
Listen to Kent Rieske share why low-carb is so heart healthy:
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How did you like what you heard from Kent Rieske? Tell us about it in the show notes section of Episode 618. Pick up a copy of Kent?s book Reversing Heart Disease and Preventing Diabetes: Apply Science to Lower Cholesterol 100 Points; Reduce Arterial Plaque 50% in 25 months; and Improve Heart Rhythm and Valves and visit his web site for more information about the great work he?s doing. Next week we have a Paleo cookbook author, a real-foods-based nurse/midwife and a 26-year vegetarian who turned to meat to heal his health! On Monday, the amazing Chrissy Gower from ?Growing Up Paleo? will be here to discuss her brand new book releasing that day entitled Paleo Slow Cooking: Gluten Free Recipes Made Simple. Then on Tuesday, we?ll welcome a registered nurse named Susan Fekety from the Falmouth, ME-based Healthy Living Health Care to talk about the role of low-carb nutrition in treating her patients. And finally on Wednesday, you definitely won?t want to miss out on hearing from John Nicholson who was a vegetarian/vegan for over a quarter century before his health got to the point that he needed meat to save his life. He?s the author of a fabulous book entitled The Meat Fix: How a Lifetime of Healthy Living Nearly Killed Me! and is sure to inspire you with his story. All this and more awaits you in next week?s interviews!
JOIN US ON THE ?ASK THE LOW-CARB EXPERTS? PODCAST THIS WEEK: Coming up in Episode 28 of ?Ask The Low-Carb Experts? on Thursday, September 27, 2012 at 7PM ET, we delve deeply into the science supporting carbohydrate-restricted diets as we welcome health and fitness researcher Jonathan Bailor, author of The Smarter Science Of Slim: What the Actual Experts Have Proven About Weight Loss, Dieting, & Exercise, Plus, The Harvard Medical School Endorsed Program To Burn Fat Permanently (listen to my podcast interview with Jonathan in Episode 570 of ?The Livin? La Vida Low-Carb Show?). He spent over a decade examining literally thousands of pages of research data to learn so much about the facts regarding low-carb diets and has become well-versed at the overwhelming evidence supporting this healthy way of eating. Start getting me your questions about anything regarding low-carb diet research for me to ask Jonathan about about by e-mailing them to AskTheLowCarbExperts@gmail.com no later than 3PM ET on the date the podcast airs. You can also ask your question LIVE on my show by calling (712) 432-0900 or Skype the show for FREE by calling the username freeconferencing.7124320900. Whether you call or Skype, be sure to use the access code 848908. Listen LIVE and leave us a review at iTunes if you like what you hear. This is your chance to interact with the best nutritional health experts in the world, so don?t be bashful.
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